Resilience
2025
"Resilience" is a painting I created during my travels to Lisbon, inspired by the dramatic cliffs and relentless waves of the Atlantic coast. Standing before the vast ocean, I was struck by the way the cliffs endure the constant battering of the sea—unchanging, grounded, and strong despite the storm. This image became a metaphor for my own journey toward becoming more resilient in life. Just like those cliffs, I’ve been learning to stand firm through life’s challenges, to let the waves crash without being swept away. The painting captures this balance of power and stillness—a visual reminder that resilience isn’t about avoiding struggle, but withstanding it with quiet strength.
80 x 120 cm
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Murphys Law
2025
"Murphy’s Law" is a dark blue painting that explores the ocean not as a surface, but as a vast, mysterious depth—unpredictable and consuming. Created as a reflection on the saying “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong,” the piece dives into the emotional undertow that often follows unexpected events. The ocean here becomes a symbol of that uncertainty: deep, shadowed, and full of hidden currents. There’s beauty in the chaos, though—a quiet, dark elegance in how the sea holds everything without resistance. Murphy’s "Murphy’s Law" is not just about misfortune, but about the inevitability of it, and the strange comfort of surrendering to what we can’t control.
40 x 40 cm
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